scaffold platform

The mass execution was performed publicly on a single scaffold platform.

She legged over the safety rail and onto the scaffold platform.

The van Riebeeks emerged and stood up on the scaffold platform.

She'd already spotted Trevor, up on the scaffolding platform at the far end where the breezeway widened.

He watched as Charee half walked, and was half dragged, up the steps to the scaffold platform.

Three Romulan scientists charged out of the darkness toward the small scaffold platform built around the transparent container.

Safer and less springy underfoot are scaffold platform sections.

Earlier in the day, Paul had tampered with the scaffolding platform due to a feud with the site's owner.

Over the years, the private scaffold platforms had become a popular fixture at the Speedway, with oftentimes many located around the massive infield.

For example, the original covered platform at Croxley Green was removed in 1989 and replaced with a temporary scaffolding platform with no protection from the elements.

In a sense, the RRE acts as a scaffolding platform onto which a specific and co-operative complex of Revs (and eventually cellular export machinery) assembles.

While working on the figure of William Penn in the scene "William Penn and the Indians," Brumidi's chair slipped on the scaffold platform.

The scaffolding platform has room for two workers, who can move it up and down by manipulating the electric wire that entangled Mr. Vega, Mr. Birkhahn said.

On April 3, 2006, a three-ton scaffolding platform on the east side of the 150 Boylston construction project fell to the street below, killing two construction workers and one motorist.

As the line was mothballed rather than formally closed the stations, along with the track, street-level signage and the remaining station facilities, were abandoned rather than demolished, and, apart from the scaffolding platform at Croxley Green, remain in situ.